1,017.5 ha or 2,514.2 acres

Seaforth is a very well appointed property located just 12km from the Guyra township and 50km to the city of Armidale. Positioned just 5km off the New England Highway the property is home to the Seaforth Angus stud and offers excellent working infrastructure for the production of both cattle and sheep.

The improvements on the property comprise a recently renovated 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence which is set in an established garden featuring an outdoor entertaining area and a tennis court.

The working infrastructure comprises a modern 3 stand electric woolshed, steel cattleyards with power connected, include a drafting pound, weighbox, vet crush with the race and working area undercover. The cattleyards have ample holding capacity and include a number of holding yards designed for stud sale and open days with trough water connected. In addition there are 2 x sets of sheep yards on the property. The loading ramps offer excellent access and permit all weather b-double access.
The shedding infrastructure comprises a 5 bay machinery shed and 2 x 2 bay haysheds.

Seaforth comprises 15 freehold lots and offers the opportunity for future development and subdivision. The property is fenced into approximately 55 main paddocks with a laneway systems designed to link livestock to and from the stockyards. Stock water is provided by the head of Georges creek, dams and a network of troughs. Both the equipped bore and spring fed dams provide the trough supply.

The property has been well fertilised with both synthetic fertilisers and manuare’s added at various times. Seaforth has an onsite agricultural airstrip which is utilised for aerially spreading fertiliser as required.

Seaforth offers a combination of chocolate and red basalt soils as well as some areas of trap rock country. Historically the arable areas have been sown down to high performance grasses and crops to facilitate the finishing of livestock to maximize the animals average daily weight gain. The high elevation, temperate climate and undulating topography provide a great opportunity to further drive productivity from this well regarded property.

1,017.53ha or 2,514acres

Seaforth is a very well appointed property located just 12km from the Guyra township and 50km to the city of Armidale. Positioned just 5km off the New England Highway the property is home to the Seaforth Angus stud and offers excellent working infrastructure for the production of both cattle and sheep.

The improvements on the property comprise a recently renovated 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence which is set in an established garden featuring an outdoor entertaining area and a tennis court.

The working infrastructure comprises a modern 3 stand electric woolshed, steel cattleyards with power connected, include a drafting pound, weighbox, vet crush with the race and working area undercover. The cattleyards have ample holding capacity and include a number of holding yards designed for stud sale and open days with trough water connected. In addition there are 2 x sets of sheep yards on the property. The loading ramps offer excellent access and permit all weather b-double access.
The shedding infrastructure comprises a 5 bay machinery shed and 2 x 2 bay haysheds.

Seaforth comprises 15 freehold lots and offers the opportunity for future development and subdivision. The property is fenced into approximately 55 main paddocks with a laneway systems designed to link livestock to and from the stockyards. Stock water is provided by the head of Georges creek, dams and a network of troughs. Both the equipped bore and spring fed dams provide the trough supply.

The property has been well fertilised with both synthetic fertilisers and manuare’s added at various times. Seaforth has an onsite agricultural airstrip which is utilised for aerially spreading fertiliser as required.

Seaforth offers a combination of chocolate and red basalt soils as well as some areas of trap rock country. Historically the arable areas have been sown down to high performance grasses and crops to facilitate the finishing of livestock to maximize the animals average daily weight gain. The high elevation, temperate climate and undulating topography provide a great opportunity to further drive productivity from this well regarded property.